# Teslas New GEN-3 Teslabot Just Broke The Internet ## Метаданные - **Канал:** TheAIGRID - **YouTube:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2Xr5rng338 - **Дата:** 30.11.2024 - **Длительность:** 9:08 - **Просмотры:** 79,231 ## Описание Prepare for AGI with me - https://www.skool.com/postagiprepardness 🐤 Follow Me on Twitter https://twitter.com/TheAiGrid 🌐 Checkout My website - https://theaigrid.com/ Links From Todays Video: Links From Todays Video: https://x.com/SawyerMerritt/status/1844638183449104493 https://x.com/TheHumanoidHub/status/1862199569356087299 https://x.com/Tesla/status/1576076866946969600 https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1862146180916060290 Welcome to my channel where i bring you the latest breakthroughs in AI. From deep learning to robotics, i cover it all. My videos offer valuable insights and perspectives that will expand your knowledge and understanding of this rapidly evolving field. Be sure to subscribe and stay updated on my latest videos. Was there anything i missed? 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be CGI you're not alone the fluid motion and precise timing appear almost too perfect to be real but what we're witnessing is genuine robotics technology in action the demonstration highlights two crucial aspects of Tesla's robotic development first the incredible speed of the robot's response time allowing it to track and intercept a fast moving object in three-dimensional space second and perhaps even more impressively the sophisticated dexterity of its hands which can delicately yet firmly grasp a small object moving through space a task that requires precise finger coordination and press control now in the interest of full transparency I should mention that this demonstration was te operated meaning a human operator was controlling the robots movements however this shouldn't detract from the technological achievement we're witnessing the ability to translate human movements into such precise robotic actions in real time is itself a remarkable feat of engineering what's truly exciting is that this is just a glimpse of what's possible Tesla's robotics platform is rapidly evolving and the rate of improvement we're seeing is nothing short of extraordinary as the technology continues to mature we can expect to see even more impressive capabilities emerge potentially leading us toward a future where such robots can perform these kinds of tasks autonomously in addition to the impressive ball catching demonstration we received another fascinating glimpse into Tesla's progress through a tweet shared by Sawyer Meritt the Tweet showcased an upclose look at Tesla's Next Generation robotic hand which features an incredible 22 degrees of freedom approaching the complexity of the human hand itself this detailed footage captured at the Wii robot event reveals just how far Tesla has pushed the boundaries of robotic hand design the hands movements are remarkably fluid and natural capable of executing a variety of intricate poses that mirror human hand movements with uncanny Precision each joint and finger operates with a level of sophistication that demonstrates why this isn't just another robotic gripper it's a significant Leap Forward in biometic engineering the 22 degrees of freedom are particularly noteworthy as this level of articulation allows the hand to perform complex manipulations that were previously impossible for robotic systems watching the hand move through various positions you can observe the subtle interplay between joints and actuators that make such sophisticated movement possible this isn't just about mimicking human hand positions it's about creating a versatile tool that could potentially match or even exceed human dexterity in certain tasks speaking of future capabilities Elon Musk himself has painted an ambitious picture of what's to come for the Tesla bot in a recent tweet he made a remarkable claim the robot hand will eventually be capable of playing both piano and guitar while this might sound like science fiction it's worth considering the implications of such a development to put this in perspective we haven't yet seen any robotic system successfully Master these complex musical instruments playing piano or guitar requires not just precise finger placement but also careful control of pressure timing and subtle movements that even many humans struggle to master each note on a guitar for instance needs exactly the right amount of pressure on the Fret and a perfectly timed pluck of the string piano playing demands similar Precision with the added complexity of managing multiple Keys simultaneously while controlling the Dynamics of each note what makes musk's claim particularly intriguing is his track record with the Tesla bot project while he's known for optimistic timelines in various Ventures the robots rapid development suggests this might be different we've already witnessed the hand performing remarkably complex tasks from the tennis ball catches to the intricate finger movements demonstrated at weot these achievements lend credibility to the possibility of more sophisticated operations in the near future and this is where we get Elon Musk on Lex fredman actually going into the details of the remarkable level of engineering it takes to actually build such a robot hand um do things that a human can do it's actually it's a very high bar so our new arm has 22 degrees of freedom instead of 11 and has the like said the actuators in the forearm um and these all the actuators are designed from scratch the from physics first principles um that the sensors are all designed from scratch and we we'll continue to put um tremendous amount of engineering effort into improving the hand like the Hand by hand I mean like the entire forearm from elbow forward mhm uh is really the hand um now it actually gets even more interesting because Elon Musk discusses something that I didn't even think was possible take a look at another clip from a year earlier where he discussed having the Tesla bot be able to thread a needle just by Vision alone but there is uh the actuators are kind of interesting on a humanoid robot with the fingers so Optimus has really ### [5:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2Xr5rng338&t=300s) Segment 2 (05:00 - 09:00) nice hands and fingers you know yeah and they could do some interesting manipulation So Soft Touch robotics I mean one of the tests I goals I have is can it pick up a needle and a thread and thread the needle just by looking how far away are we from that just by looking uh maybe a year this might seem almost impossible at first glance threading a needle combines challenges at both the macro and micro scale you need broad arm movements to position the thread but then incredible Precision to hit a Target that's often just a fraction of a millimeter wide what makes mus Vision particularly ambitious is the vision alone aspect no special guides no mechanical assistance just the robot's visual system and its remarkably dextrous hand working together to accomplish this intricate task when you consider the Precision required even the slightest Tremor or miscalculation of a fraction of a millimeter means failure it's not just impressive it's a statement about Tesla's confidence in their robotic Vision systems and fine motor control it's one thing to catch a tennis ball in midair which requires quick reflexes and spatial awareness but threading a needle Demands a whole different level of precision and control if Tesla can achieve this goal it would represent a Quantum Leap in robotic capabilities we'd be looking at a system that can seamlessly transition between Dynamic fast-paced tasks like ball catching and Ultra precise operations at near microscopic scales this kind of Versatility is precisely what would make humanoid robots truly useful in real world applications I mean like your hands the actuators the muscles of your hand are almost overwhelmingly in your forearm mhm so your forearm has the muscles that actually control your hand um there there's a few small muscles in the hand itself but your hand is really um like a skeleton meat puppet and then and with cables that so the muscles that control your fingers are in your forearm and they go through the Coppel tunnel which is like that you've got a little collection of Bones and a tiny tunnel that the that these cables the tendons go through and those tendons are what um mostly what move your hands and something like those tendons has to be re engineered into the Optimus in order to do all that kind of stuff yeah so like the current Optimus um we tried putting the actuators in the hand itself then you sort of end up having these like giant hands yeah giant hands that look weird yeah um and then they don't actually have enough degrees of freedom and enough strength MH so you realize okay that's why you got to put the actuators in the forearm and just like a human you got to run cables uh through a narrow tunnel to operate the fingers and then there's also a reason for not having all the fingers uh the same length so it wouldn't be expensive from an energy or evolutionary standpoint to have all your fingers be the same length so why aren't they the same length yeah why not because it's actually better to have different lengths your dexterity is better if you've got fingers of different length you you're you have there are more things you can do and your dexterity is actually better if your fingers are a different length like there's a reason you got a little finger like why don't have a little finger that's bigger yeah cuz it allows you to do fine it helps you with fine motor skills that this little finger helps it does H if you lost your little finger it would have noticeably less dexterity so as you're figuring out this problem you have to also figure out a way to do it so you can MK manufacturer so it's to be as simple as possible it's actually going to be quite complicated I the this the as possible part is it's quite a high bar if you want what's particularly exciting is that these aren't just technical demonstrations or laboratory experiments we're seeing the emergence of practical versatile robotics that could fundamentally transform how we live and work the line between what we consider uniquely human capabilities and what machines can achieve continues to blur at an unprecedented rate while it's impossible to predict exactly what life will look like in 2034 one thing is certain the robotics Revolution is not just coming it's already here and it's accelerating faster than many of us ever anticipated --- *Источник: https://ekstraktznaniy.ru/video/13661*